Na`Vi comments on n!faculty rematch

We would like to give a word to Natus Vincere CEO, Aleksandr «ZeroGravity» Kokhanovskyy:

«We are thankful for n!faculty for not protesting the match result once again. We'd like to cite Daniil «Zeus» Teslenko:

"I apologize for my remiss conduct and carelessness. On that very moment I was speaking to the team about tactics and forgot to turn off net_graph 3"

As for my statement about unsportsmanlike behavior of n!faculty after the first match, the only thing I want to say is that rules of fair play exist in eSports as well. Why football players of one team kick the ball out of the field if another team's player lies on the grass with an injury or something like that? Referee do not call for a violation of rules and they can easily continue their attack. I respect German accuracy and observance to the rules both in life and in the game. But I guess in that situation we gave n!faculty enough evidence of the fact that the match was won fairly»

NaVi still didnt get the point. You cannot tell us "playing in front of 30 spectators" or "being the best anyway" - this doesnt matter! Rules are rules, for faculty as well as for you. If you broke them it is your fault and you are the "idiots" who have to live with the consequences. And as wZi already said. Just imagine faculty would have won the rematch and this time the Germans used the forbidden net_graph 3: Dont tell us NaVi would NOT have send in a protest ticket. I cannot believe you would say "well, faculty won the match and we dont care about them braking the rules".

Yes, you are propably the best team of the world. But as long as you are not able to stick to the rules you do not deserve to be called a "perfect" team. Playing with the right rules is also a little part of fair play.

Btw: your example of football and an injured player on the grass just made me laugh. This does not describe the situation at all. But hey, just believe to it. It seems as if you are living in your own world - where rules do not apply for you (the last part was a bit hard, but think about it!)

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